2013 White Color International 3000 newly converted party bus #3054

2013 White Color International 3000 newly converted party bus
$23,995 down and $999 x 72 mos
year 2013
make international
model 3000
miles 84,962
fuel type diesel
passenger 30
builder forest river
features: three flat screen tvs, dvd player, cd player, Sirius radio, Bluetooth, rear ac and heating, wood floor, privacy divider, amplifier, subwoofer, surround sound stereo system, usb input, cup holders, wide entry, power doors, power windows, power locks, low miles, custom black and red insert interior, color led lighting package, full size bar, ice bins, window curtains, allison transmission, fire extinguisher, rear door, cup holder behind seats, disco color changing led ceiling, custom design theme, please call or text [phone] for more information
A party bus business will transport people for major events, so they don’t have to worry about the logistics of getting from place to place. While people on the bus are generally invited to consume alcohol (if they're of age), party buses don’t necessarily have to offer adult beverages as a part of their business model.
The target market can be anyone planning a major party, though your target demographic will have to have a decent amount of disposable income. This can include anything from high school proms, football games, weddings, bachelor parties, family reunions, etc.
Buses can be purchased used or leased through other party bus companies. Customize your bus to suit your needs. If you are not familiar with party buses, take a tour of several different types to find out what features you would like to offer your customers. Leasing a bus is a good way to reduce your initial investment.
The International 3000 Series is a Type D bus chassis manufactured by Navistar International, used for school bus and commercial bus applications. In production since 1990, it has been produced in both front and rear-engine configurations.
Hire drivers. Unless you intend to drive the party bus personally, you need to hire drivers. As a rule, do a background check, check references, perform a drug test and obtain a recent driver’s license record. These steps help you weed out potential high-risk candidates who may cause your insurance rates to increase or who are more likely to have an accident for which you will be liable. In addition, hiring courteous, personable and friendly drivers helps promote your business and encourages repeat customers.
Determine price structure and services. In order to accept profitable bookings, you need to decide your service area, the types of bookings you'll accept, and a price structure. Be sure to include items like insurance costs, fuel, employee wages and bus maintenance into your hourly or job costs.
Advertise your business. Print up flyers to hand out at local businesses and companies, schools, colleges and restaurants. Simple business cards are good value and offer extensive exposure for the money. Leave a few wherever you go as a networking tool. Contact local event planners and venues and tell them about your business -- they may recommend you to their customers or hire you themselves. Connect with other party bus operators to establish a relationship in the event they need to subcontract a rental that they can’t handle alone. A website is a great way to promote your party bus business for very little money.
Events that go great with party buses, concerts, sporting events, tailgate parties, holidays parties, office events and trips, weddings, wedding dress and tuxedo fittings, photoshoots, movie location scouting, videos shoots, casino trips, school field trips, birthday parties, church trips, and many more